What is Liver DTX used for?

Liver DTX is a TCM herbal formula for liver detoxification, hepatitis (A, B, and C) with or without jaundice, elevated liver enzymes (ALT, AST, SGPT, SGOT), liver cirrhosis, fatty liver, cholecystitis, and alcohol or drug detox. Key herbs: Shui Fei Ji (milk thistle/silymarin), Wu Wei Zi (Schisandra), Yin Chen, and Chai Hu. Clinical data: Wu Wei Zi — 85.3% effectiveness in 102 cases non-icteric infectious hepatitis; 97% in 34 chronic hepatitis patients; Huang Qin — 63.6% infectious hepatitis, 73.3% chronic hepatitis in 268 patients.

Can Liver DTX lower elevated liver enzymes (ALT, AST)?

Yes. Multiple herbs in this formula lower elevated liver enzymes directly. Wu Wei Zi lowered SGPT to normal in clinical studies (85.3% in 102 cases; 67/80 chronic hepatitis patients; 97% in 34 cases). Hu Zhang (resveratrol) lowered both SGOT and SGPT. Huang Qin was effective in 63.6–73.3% of hepatitis patients in a 268-patient study. Important: continue herbs for a period after enzymes normalize to prevent a rebound increase.

What is the dosage for Liver DTX?

Standard dose: 3–4 capsules three times daily on an empty stomach with warm water. If loose stool occurs, reduce to 2 capsules twice daily. For acute liver enzyme elevation, treatment is most effective when started immediately and continued consistently. Continue for a period after liver enzymes normalize to prevent rebound.

Can Liver DTX support alcohol detox?

Yes. Ge Hua (Kudzu Flower) contains daidzin and daidzein — compounds with marked antialcoholic effects that treat liver damage from ethanol and relieve alcohol poisoning. In one case study, a patient with severe hangover experienced 98% improvement within 2 hours of the first dose (4 caps every 4–6 hours for 1 day). For addiction support, combine with Calm (ES).

Are there any cautions with Liver DTX?

Yes. Contraindicated during pregnancy and nursing. Use with caution in qi and yang deficiency. Do NOT use for acute liver failure — send to the emergency room immediately. Contains Da Huang (Rhubarb Root) — California Prop 65 warning applies; do not use if you develop diarrhea, loose stools, or abdominal pain. Hepatitis B treatment is less effective in spring and summer — ideal seasons are autumn and winter.

Liver DTX™

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Liver DTX™

Name: Liver DTX™
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Liver DTX™

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Overview

Liver DTX is a traditional Chinese herbal formula traditionally used as a complementary support for overall liver wellness, particularly for people managing liver-related lab findings or working through recovery from alcohol, drugs, or environmental exposures, always alongside their physician's care. In Traditional Chinese Medicine, liver imbalance is traditionally associated with damp-heat or toxic heat accumulating in the Liver. This traditional framework is not a medical diagnosis. Any diagnosed liver condition requires ongoing monitoring and treatment from a qualified physician.

⚠️ Contraindicated during pregnancy and nursing. Use with caution in cases of qi and yang deficiency. Do NOT use for acute liver failure — seek emergency medical care immediately. If loose stool occurs, reduce to 2 capsules twice daily.

California Prop 65 Warning: This product contains Da Huang (Radix et Rhizoma Rhei). Read and follow directions carefully. Do not use if you have or develop diarrhea, loose stools, or abdominal pain, because Da Huang may worsen these conditions and be harmful to your health. Consult your physician if you have frequent diarrhea or if you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or have a medical condition.

Clinical Applications & Benefits

Liver DTX is traditionally used to help support:

General comfort and wellness alongside monitoring of liver-related lab findings, under a physician's care
Recovery support following exposure to alcohol, recreational substances, or environmental toxins
Overall liver wellness as part of a broader healthy lifestyle

This formula is traditionally used strictly as a complement to ongoing physician care for any diagnosed liver condition, never as a replacement for it.

Key Herbs (TCM Data)

— Shui Fei Ji (Milk Thistle): traditionally regarded as one of the most valued herbs for liver wellness, long used to support the liver's natural resilience.

— Wu Wei Zi (Schisandra): traditionally used to support healthy liver function and circulation.

— Yin Chen (Artemisia Scoparia) and Zhi Zi (Gardenia Fruit): traditionally used to clear heat and support bile flow.

— Da Huang (Rhubarb Root): traditionally used to clear heat and eliminate toxins; see Prop 65 warning above.

— Chai Hu (Bupleurum): traditionally used to spread Liver qi and support overall liver comfort.

— Bai Shao (White Peony Root): traditionally used to nourish Liver blood.

— Ge Hua (Kudzu Flower): traditionally used to support the body after overindulgence.

— Hu Zhang (Japanese Knotweed) and Huang Qin (Baical Skullcap): traditionally used to clear heat and eliminate toxins.

— Yu Jin (Turmeric Root): traditionally used to spread Liver qi and support circulation.

Safety & Contraindications

Contraindicated during pregnancy and nursing.
Use with caution in cases of qi and yang deficiency.
Do NOT use for acute liver failure; seek emergency medical care immediately.
If loose stool occurs, reduce to 2 capsules twice daily.
Contains Da Huang — see California Prop 65 warning above. Discontinue and consult your physician if diarrhea, loose stools, or abdominal pain develop.
Any diagnosed liver condition requires ongoing monitoring and treatment from a qualified physician; this formula is a complement to that care, not a substitute for it.

Dosage & Directions

Standard dosage: 3–4 capsules three times daily on an empty stomach with warm water. If loose stool occurs, reduce to 2 capsules twice daily.

Supplementary formulas: For gallbladder discomfort, this formula is traditionally paired with Dissolve (GS). For elevated cholesterol alongside liver support, it is traditionally paired with Cholisma (ES). For stress and irritability, it is traditionally paired with Calm.

Holistic Nutrition & Lifestyle

Nutrition: A diet rich in leafy greens, artichokes, carrots, and beets, along with adequate water intake, is traditionally recommended for liver wellness. Reducing alcohol, fried foods, and highly processed foods is also traditionally encouraged. Work with your physician or dietitian on any significant dietary changes if you have a diagnosed liver condition.

Lifestyle: Maintaining a positive outlook, managing stress, getting adequate rest, and avoiding exposure to environmental toxins like chemicals, pesticides, and heavy metals are traditionally recommended to support overall liver wellness.

Case Studies

The following reflect individual practitioner experiences and traditional use; results vary and are not guarantees of outcome for any individual, and none should be understood as a substitute for medical treatment of a diagnosed liver condition.

"D.T., a 56-year-old man, was monitoring elevated liver-related lab values alongside his physician, consistent with a Liver blood and yin deficiency pattern with blood stasis. While continuing his physician's care, he combined Liver DTX with Cholisma over several months and reported his lab values trended toward his physician's target range."

"A 36-year-old woman experienced intense morning head discomfort and sluggishness following overindulgence, consistent with damp-heat in the Liver and Gallbladder channel. After taking Liver DTX, she reported her traditional discomfort eased notably within a few hours."

"A 57-year-old woman, working with her physician on a diagnosed liver condition, experienced shortness of breath and upper body swelling, consistent with a Spleen qi deficiency pattern with phlegm. Alongside her medical care, she combined Liver DTX with Cholisma (ES) over several months and reported her overall condition improved, as confirmed by her physician's follow-up testing."